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iterative programming

iterative programming noun: a programming approach in which a process is executed by repeating a block of instructions until a stopping condition is met, typically using loop constructs such as for or while.

Noun

iterative programming (uncountable)

  1. A programming approach in which a process is executed by repeating a block of instructions until a stopping condition is met, typically using loop constructs such as for or while.

Questions about iterative programming

What does iterative programming mean?
Iterative programming means a programming approach in which a process is executed by repeating a block of instructions until a stopping condition is met, typically using loop constructs such as for or while.
What part of speech is iterative programming?
Iterative programming is a noun.

Words near iterative programming in the dictionary

  1. iterative aspect
  2. iterative deepening search
  3. iterative deepening searches
  4. iterative evolution
  5. iterative evolutions
  6. iterative programming
  7. iteratively
  8. iterativeness
  9. iteratives
  10. iterativity
  11. iterator

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